This is typical in a government setting.

The government guarantees agency loans from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and the bulk of these loans fall into the $1 million to $10 million category, with $1 million being the minimum on most agency loans.Because agency loans are guaranteed, real estate investors can usually get lower interest rates on their loans with larger properties than smaller properties that do not qualify for such loans.

However, other types of evictions are still getting filed and placed in a pile of paperwork that the local governments are going to eventually have to deal with.

Rent control laws are made at three levels of government: state, county, and city.

My thought is as government relief programs like ppp and the 600$/week unemployment benefits end and if inventory level goes up next year, and as unemployment levels remain high this may have a negative impact on real estate prices right? 

My mission is to help people and impact their lives by solving their problems because politics cannot do it and surely not the government.

If government won’t even let me evict a bad tenant, I’m going to go all out to ensure I’m not letting one move in.

And the U.S. federal government might resume some kind of farm crop price supports in this current Recession, so farmers will keep farming-feeding people.)

A common prediction going around in 2020 is that we are almost guaranteed a recession in the next year or two due to the large amount of government stimulus, record high unemployment, large number of bankruptcies, shrinking GDP, etc., etc.

Setup account only with an ID and selfie so they don't ask for a lot of informationOnly a government issued ID and a picture for the facial recognition database...yup, not a lot of information.